Which is not an example of a question to consider when thinking critically about qualitative research?
A) Is information provided to make sure that the participants are identifiable?
B) Is the study design clear?
C) Do the findings reflect the data?
D) Is the researcher's role in the research process clear?

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The question "Is information provided to make sure that the participants are identifiable?" is not appropriate for critical thinking about qualitative research because ethical research practices require protecting participants' anonymity and confidentiality, not making them identifiable.

Which Is Not an Example of a Question to Consider